Wells – Pistons – fluid driven into well
Patent
1993-11-24
1995-05-09
Britts, Ramon S.
Wells
Pistons, fluid driven into well
166192, E21B 3316
Patent
active
054131723
ABSTRACT:
A sub-surface release plug assembly for use in cementing an outer casing annulus around a well casing. The plug assembly comprises non-metallic materials, and in particular, high-strength engineered plastics. A method of drilling out the plug assembly using a drill bit with no moving parts is also disclosed.
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Britts Ramon S.
Christian Stephen R.
Halliburton Company
Kennedy Neal R.
Tsay Frank S.
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